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Bang: Why Cowboy Bebop Still Endures, 20 Years Later
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More than just an Adult Swim staple, Cowboy Bebop reshaped what anime could be and continues to enthrall new fans 20 years after its debut.
Batman of Japan: Looking At Every Japanese Take on The Dark Knight
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The Dark Knight's popularity extends far beyond English-speaking countries, and has led to a number of Japanese Batman stories over the years.
West Coast Avengers: A Brief History of California’s Mightiest Heroes
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They may not be Earth's Mightiest Heroes, but the Hawkeye-led Avengers team kept California safe for years.
Why Is Hollywood So Obsessed With Batman Prequels?
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Bruce Wane's loyal butler Alfred will soon star in his own television series, which leads to the question of why Hollywood continues to mine the pre-Batman era.
For Marvel Studios, What’s Beyond Avengers 4?
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Kevin Feige indicates Marvel has plans for a franchise post-Avengers, but what could it be? We have a few ideas.
Ian Flynn Details What’s New in IDW’s Sonic the Hedgehog Reboot
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Longtime Sonic the Hedgehog writer Ian Flynn talks to CBR about what to expect from the new IDW series, and how it differs from what came before.
Constantine: City of Demons Is Better Than His Live-Action Series
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Matt Ryan's latest adventure as John Constantine improves upon his original fan-favorite series in nearly every conceivable way.
Spectacular Spider-Man Contains a (Giant) Toei TV Easter Egg
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A small Easter egg in Spectacular Spider-Man is a nod to a major moment in Spidey's history, which ultimately led to the Power Rangers's creation.
How Erica Henderson Made Marvel’s Squirrel Girl So Unbeatable
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Writer Ryan North's scripts gave Squirrel Girl a modern personality, but Erica Henderson's art is what brought the offbeat Marvel hero to life.
Neil Gaiman’s New Sandman Universe Isn’t A First for Vertigo
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With Neil Gaiman curating a new line of Sandman-based comics, it's important to look back on earlier iterations of Vertigo's Sandman Universe.
Black Panther & Black Lightning are Rewriting the Age of Superheroes
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The success of Black Panther and Black Lightning marks a new era in pop culture, and a level of social relevance rarely seen in superhero fiction.
Fullmetal Alchemist Movie’s Biggest Changes From the Anime & Manga
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Netflix's Fullmetal Alchemist movie tries to stay true to the source material, but it diverges in some pretty big ways. Here's how.
Why Logan Deserves An Oscar Nomination – And A Win
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Logan was more than a great X-Men story -- it was a fantastic story about a man coming to terms with his past... and lack of a future.
How Christopher Priest Brought Black Panther Into The 21st Century
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Christopher Priest and a murderer's row of artists turned Black Panther into one of the greatest characters in the Marvel Universe.
What We Can Expect From Hulu’s Animaniacs Revival?
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When Animaniacs returns with all-new episodes, will the show be recognizable to longtime fans of the Warner Brothers (and Sister)?
Shall We Begin? A Death Note User’s Guide
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Death Note's anticipated (or dreaded) Netflix debut is almost here - this is everything you need to know about the manga and anime phenomenon before you watch.
DuckTales: The Disney Comics That Inspired The Cartoon Classic
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DuckTales is one of Disney's most beloved franchises, so with the new show here, we study the history of the comics that inspired the show.
Why X-Men: Grand Design Is the X-Franchise’s Best Idea in a Decade
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Ed Piskor is distilling decades of X-Men continuity into a single six-issue series, and it's exactly the right move for Marvel.
How Live-Action Cowboy Bebop Can Avoid Hollywood’s Anime Curse
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The live-action Cowboy Bebop could be the latest in a line of Hollywood anime adaptation failures, or a huge success.
Gotham & Riverdale: When A Bad Idea Becomes A Good Show
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The basic concepts behind Riverdale and Gotham could have easily led to failure, but both shows leaned into their weirdness and made it work for them.
